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Green Gatekeepers

17 October 2024

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Alessandro Romano

How to implement the DMA in order to attain its goals of contestability and fair digital markets for core platform services

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Can Voluntary Carbon Markets Be Fixed?

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Vittoria Battocletti

Alessandro Romano

Race To Top When Equity Crowdfunding Platforms Have Prescribed Gatekeeping Responsibilities: A Comparative Analysis of Equity Crowdfunding (ECF) Regulations

Providing small companies alternative ways to access capital has become especially important today, owing to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on small businesses. Equity Crowd-sourced Funding, also known as...

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Jonathan A Ande

Zehra G Kavame Eroglu

Regulatory Technology: Eight Policy Recommendations

Recent advances in computer science make it possible to develop technology to facilitate the delivery of regulatory requirements. This technology is referred to as ‘regulatory technology’ or ‘RegTech’. Both the...

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Equity Crowdfunding in New Zealand

‘Equity crowdfunding’—small Internet-based public securities offerings exempt from the usual regulations for such transactions—is an exciting new source for entrepreneurial finance, and New Zealand has emerged as a worldwide leader...

30 October 2018

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Andrew A. Schwartz

Civil Liability of Rating Agencies – An Insipid Sprout from Brussels

In my article ‘Civil Liability of Rating Agencies – An Insipid Sprout from Brussels’, published in the Capital Markets Law Journal (2016) 11 (1): 60-83, available as a working...

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Matthias Lehmann

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